FRIDAY 15\/4
\nA shift in heart <\/p>\n
Woodbin Theatre presents The Shifting Heart at the Lilian Stott Centre in Geelong. The story is set at 4pm on Christmas Eve sometime in the 1950s in the Collingwood backyard of the Bianchi family home. We see the interaction between neighbours in a Melbourne suburb that has become home to low-income Aussie families and immigrants from war-weary Europe. The play illustrates some attitudes towards immigrants in the past, and how some of those attitudes still exist today.
\nShow dates vary from April 15-30. Visit gpac.org.au for tickets. <\/p>\n
SATURDAY 16\/4
\nYasin at Aireys Pub <\/p>\n
Indie\/roots and folk artist Yasin Leflef will deliver his heartfelt lyrics combined with folky guitar melodies and his unique voice at Aireys Pub. Yasin has been busking the streets of Melbourne in between shows, honing in on his material and with a steadily growing following, more and more people are starting to jump on board with Yasin\u2019s journey. He is set to record and release his debut EP later in 2016.
\nDoors at 8.30pm. Entry is free. <\/p>\n
SUNDAY 17\/4
\nFinal Cowrie Market <\/p>\n
The last Cowrie Market of the season is on Sunday, from 10am-3pm at Elephant Walk on Torquay\u2019s Esplanade. It\u2019s the last chance before winter to stock up on a wide range of handmade gifts, homewares, clothing and plants. The line-up of talent taking the stage includes Rachael Brennan, Zeffa Music, De Porsal, Sam Hanson and more. Food trucks and stalls will also be on site, offering delicious world cuisine, snacks, coffees and sweet treats. Cowrie Market will return again in September.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
FRIDAY 15\/4 A shift in heart Woodbin Theatre presents The Shifting Heart at the Lilian Stott Centre in Geelong. The story is set at 4pm on Christmas Eve sometime in the 1950s in the Collingwood backyard of the Bianchi family home. We see the interaction between neighbours in a Melbourne suburb that has become home […]<\/p>\n